Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Triple Mode 2.4G/USB-C/BT Gaming Keyboard 100 Keys RGB Backlit, Brown Switch Keyboard | Rechargeable Keyboard | Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | Brown Combo

Buying an inexpensive keyboard is always a mixed bag in terms of quality. Not the case with this one! It feels sturdy and well constructed compared to any other low cost keyboard. The brown switches are pretty smooth, although I’m not an expert or keyboard snob in general, I love the clack they make. There doesn’t seem to be any more slop / wiggle than any other keyboard I’ve used, but can only speak to the brown switches. I have a few other mechanical keyboards ranging in style and price - and this one matches them all in terms of quality and functionality. The fact that there are 3 methods of connecting is a major bonus for me, and although there is the option to remember multiple Bluetooth connections, you could probably use that as a way to use it on multiple machines as well. The size is about what I expected for how many keys there are, and how “chunky” the keyboard appears. It’s also got that somewhat retro vibe with the brown, light brown, off white color combo. As far as weight is concerned, I’d say it’s about as heavy as it needs to be. Sure it could be lighter, but at what cost? It’s a comfy, clunky, hunk of nostalgia that gets the job done.I haven’t had any need to remove the key caps or desire to mess with the switches at all but the keyboard does include a little tong key grabber thing. As far as interchangeable caps, compatibility, etc. I can’t comment.Variation: brown combo / brown switches.Usage: keyboard of choice for home office when not at my desk, I.e. working from the couch in office / bedOS: windows and Linux

I was looking for something on the cheaper side that still satiated my sound satisfaction when typing. The brown switches on this keyboard are very soothing and not at all too loud nor too quiet. I prefer the MOA profile keycaps so its great that they're easily removable. For extra measure I checked if its hot swappable, in case you want to change the switches for clicky, creamy, thocky, etc switches, and it is! The RGB is perfectly bright where it's not blinding at night, but still visible during the day and has loads of different modes. Other reviews are correct that the instructions aren't very clear, and leave out a lot of important details for the keyboard functionality, but if you take some time to play around with it, you'll figure out the settings pretty quickly. I use the bluetooth setting for my laptop and the toggle for my pc. All in all, this is such a great keyboard for the price and its made of good quality. It's hefty and seems to have an aluminum slide before the base to add to its integrity.

Brought it to use in my office, I’m a social worker and i have to do ALOT of typing.. my only complaint is the original keys were HIDEOUS, but if it’s for gaming I guess that works for the gamers who buy them. changing keys out was simple. It feels so AMAZING to type on. I have little knowledge of blue switches vs brown or red so I don’t know audibly what loud and silent are, but these blue switches arent that loud to me. I have my own office so theres no one to disturb, but even so it’s not that loud to me. I’d never use any other keyboard. In retrospect I’d probably just buy a black or white instead of the camo, other than that 10/10 purchase worth the money.

If you’re looking for a starter mechanical retro keyboard, this is it. It works as intended. The keys color combo is beautiful and it feels nice when typing. The different lighting actions is a great add on and makes things fun. Lots of keyboards can get pricey, but this is priced just right.Couple of gripes that knock it down a star. The instructions may be a little weird to follow and it does take some time to reconnect after falling asleep when using Bluetooth. So I use the usb receiver, which is much less painful. Still a great keyboard and recommended.

The media could not be loaded. I’m just starting to dip my toes into mechanical keyboards, but haven’t tried any keyboards yet, so I thought I’d try a super basic, affordable one to get a feel. I don’t think the switches are fully hot-swappable, but you can remove and replace the keycaps. I went with the brown tactile switches and I LOVE them. The tactile feel is perfect, and the keyboard sounds very satisfying. The RGB looks great, and I love the color way of the keyboard itself. I’ve been using the 2.4g wireless connection and it doesn’t seem to lag at all. There are kickstands on the back so you can prop up the keyboard a bit to make it more comfortable, and there are rubber pads so it doesn’t slide around. I 100% recommend this keyboard so far!

Update: my return window closed 20 days ago and now The keyboard isn't working correctly. Several of the letters such as I, E &C double type. So "Somee oof my letters loook like thiis."I also I'm not sure if this is new or if I didn't notice before but You can't hold the return key to delete a whole sentence. You have to hit hit hit to erase a whole word or sentence.It's a beautiful keyboard but overall I do not recommend.I really like this keyboard with a few reservations. The keys make a nice clicky sound without being obnoxious. The one I ordered before this one was so loud you could clearly hear it in another room. I also bought this one specifically because the keys are square. I felt like the round keys were harder to type on and I had more typos than normal.What I don't like. There is a slight delay when you start typing for the keyboard to wake up from sleep mode. That's going to take some getting used to. I have it in RF mode so I'm not sure if using it in Bluetooth would be any better. I really wanted a wireless keyboard but I guess that's another option.Like others mentioned the instructions are crap and I couldn't figure out how to adjust the lights on the keys. So unless someone replies to the question section It'll have to stay as it is.